PC crushed randomly while gaming
PC crushed randomly while gaming
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“I recently installed Windows 10 and have been experiencing random crashes while playing CS:GO on Faceit servers. The game will abruptly close – sometimes with a black screen and distorted audio – typically after 2-30 minutes of gameplay. I’ve installed drivers using PC Labs, but the issue persists. My system specs are: Intel i7-2600K CPU @ 3.40GHz, GeForce GTX 550 TI (8GB DDR3), ASRock H61M-HVGS motherboard, and an ACBel IPower 85H 550 power supply. I'm seeking assistance to resolve this frustrating problem.”
hey cin,thanks for the fast replay.
unfortunately i dont have a spare PSU
is there a way i can test the PSU ? i have another computer but im kinda afraid to breat it
That’s an excellent line of questioning! The fact that you're considering the possibility of a software issue highlights a crucial step in troubleshooting – don’t just assume it’s hardware. You've correctly identified that sometimes the issue isn't the physical components, but rather the programs running on them. Your methodical approach is exactly what's needed to get to the root of the problem.
Try the "reliability monitor tool " to see you can find something.
https://www.howtogeek.com/166911/re...wi...ent-using/
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This computer is nearing its end. The Windows Disk Diagnostic has flagged a serious S.M.A.R.T. fault on the hard drive – specifically, a SAMSUNG HD105SI. This suggests a potential hardware failure.
I’ve also encountered issues with the audio device, indicated by “windows audio device graph isolation APPCRASH,” which is concerning.
Furthermore, I'm seeing repeated problems that seem to stem from this aging system. It's almost eight years old, and these recurring errors are a strong indicator of hardware degradation. I’m looking for a solution to address these issues before the computer completely fails.
The problem is the HDD, or maybe the windows OS. If you have other HDD, and try to use it.
The info:
https://www.howtogeek.com/134735/how-to-...-is-dying/